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Saucony's fast-day trainer gets a lighter, softer foam and a reshaped plate for runners who have started adding tempo runs, intervals or quicker long runs. It makes picking up the pace feel smoother and quicker. The snug fit and a firmer feel on easy jogs are the questions to settle before you buy.
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Saucony Cohesion 14 Kids review: Find out whether its fit, wide options, easy-close straps, grip and original price make sense for your child.
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A tall, cushioned trail shoe for long days on rocky, wet or muddy ground, with a soft foam core and full-length Vibram rubber for grip. It suits ultra runners and hikers who want protection for hours. It is heavy and bulky, so quick, nimble runs are better served elsewhere.
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A cushioned stability shoe for walkers, easy-pace runners and people on their feet all day whose feet roll inward. Springy foam makes the support feel soft rather than stiff, and wide fittings suit broader feet and orthotics. It is not built for speed, and the premium price only pays off if you really need the guidance.
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A cushioned, roomy road shoe aimed at walkers, people on their feet all day and easy-paced runners. Its strengths are a wide, steady base and space for custom insoles, while the heavy, unhurried ride keeps it away from speed work. Read on to see who it suits and who should look elsewhere.
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Saucony Paramount Max review: a $200 max-cushion neutral trainer with IncrediRUN foam, a broad stable base and a roomy fit for easy runs, long walks and recovery days.
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The Saucony Kinvara 16 is a lightweight 4 mm-drop running shoe for runners who prefer flexibility and road feel over maximum cushioning.
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The Saucony Echelon 10 is a broad, stable running and walking shoe for orthotics, wide feet and everyday comfort. We explain fit, support, specs and alternatives.
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Saucony's cheapest trainer gets a new foam and holds on to the tall heel that heel strikers like. It is hard-wearing, steady and available in wide. What you give up is any sense of spring, and forefoot strikers will find it a firm ride.
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Saucony has built a wide, deeply cushioned shoe aimed as much at walkers as at runners, with raised sidewalls that keep the foot feeling settled. It is an easy, sensible everyday pick. The foam is the older, heavier kind, so it soothes rather than energizes.
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Saucony's flagship racer is the softest and bounciest shoe of its kind, and this version finally sits still enough for most runners to use it. The wider base and the better upper are real fixes. It gained weight doing it, which matters at this price.
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Saucony Peregrine 16 review: a full Vibram Megagrip outsole, softer PWRRUN foam and more stack.
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